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理查德.道金斯(Richard Dawkins)谈奇妙的宇宙

Filmed Jul 2005 • Posted Sep 2006TEDGlobal 2005
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生物学家理查德.道金斯通过观察以人类作为参照系导致我们对这个宇宙的理解受到限制的角度对“思考不可能”这一命题进行阐释。

Oxford professor Richard Dawkins has helped steer evolutionary science into the 21st century, and his concept of the "meme" contextualized the spread of ideas in the information age. In recent years, his devastating critique of religion has made him a leading figure in the New Atheism. Full bio »

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